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by **Quite Life** » Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:41 pm

All Serious now.

Here was a favorite staple of mine back in the day. here are some MP3s of the Rock of 84 LP from the Bay Area. Please let me know which one or ones who like

http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... %20Boy.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... 0Blind.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... 0Leave.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... %20You.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... 0Never.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... %20Sea.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... othing.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/Ultraviolet.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... 0Child.mp3
http://www.shinra.com/quake/mp3/rock84/ ... uction.mp3

Side One
Christian Boy
I Am Blind
Don't Leave
Run To You
Forever And Never
Robert Seidler
Population R
The Stir-ups
Perfect Strangers
The Defectors

Side Two
Out To Sea
You Feel Nothing
Ultraviolet
Cocktail Child
Reconstruction
The Uptones
Flying Tigers
Fade To Black
RX
Voice Farm

enjoy and let me know what you think.

by **fritzb** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 6:58 am

Interesting stuff. [8D]

I'm trying to tag these songs correctly. Is this right?

1) Robert Seidler - Christian Boy
2) Population R - I Am Blind
3) The Stir-Ups - Don't Leave
4) Perfect Strangers - Run To You
5) The Defectors - Forever And Never

by **ekahob** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 7:01 am

details here: http://www.shinra.com/quake/rock84.html

by **fritzb** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 7:04 am

Oh, thanks!

I probably should have tried looking before posting. [:I]

by **devildog** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 7:47 am

Some good stuff here. I have the Perfect Strangers lp. Did any of the other bands release lps?

by **ekahob** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 8:32 am

Robert Seidler had done an EP and recently rereleased it.
It's available on CD Baby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jenningsradio2

He also changed his name and is recording again: http://www.colepanther.com/

by **Quite Life** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 9:28 am

Sorry guys I am lazy so I just cut and pasted....

"I'm lazy so lazy to lazy to fall in love"

Damn I love the Nuns....

in retrospect the Bay Area did come up with some pretty cool sounds.

by **pikeprof** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 7:47 am

Man the Uptones were grea-the only recordings of there's I'm aware of were a "Live at Gilman St." cd and their KUSA-EP-The song "out to sea" from this comp is on that EP.

If I'm correct they did their recording when they were in High School-so, what in

by **Quite Life** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 9:17 am

Jr. High?????????? I'm not to sure they look much older like in thier late teens to early twenties (19-24) when I saw them at the Square. that was i beleive in either 84 or 85? Like a idiot I sold my out to sea ep at raspunants some 17 years ago.

Gilma

by **pikeprof** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 10:09 am

Quite Life-I LOVE the bay area-I go every year to visit my best friend who lives in Oakland-favorite music store-Amoeba in the Haight.-The first time I walked in there-Oh my freakin' god!!!!!!

Saw primus at the Greek in May-May is the best time to visi

by **ekahob** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 10:59 am

Uptones are still going too: http://www.uptones.com/

by **pikeprof** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 11:12 am

I understand their actually old enough to shave now.

I see their page references their Gilman St. CD.

A mini-ska wave crested through Wisconsin a few years ago, largely thanks to a very good and very tight band out of Milwaukee called the Invaders-n

by **Quite Life** » Thu Jul 15, 2004 5:06 pm

ekahob,

Thanks for the link it is very cool it is great to see old posters and flyers of shows in the early 80s especailly from the Keystone Berkeley or Keystone West in Palo Alto or the Berkeley Square and Especially from the Mab, or On Brodway or Sto

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